Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07
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p-,-vrR. May 2-There have been s,vsrol mvsterious ard secret meetings | sr,opy the prominent men m both Colo -s,y, ard New Mexico daring the past | ,S,, 5rys IL is rumOred here tn-nlgc. | that the purpose of these meetings has I,s.,, ,o organize a company, tO be known as ,hs "Amsrlclu Cattle and Trust ! C,r.c5nv.' the object ui which vii! be l to i,ht line Armour Dressed Beef syud.- | ,.t.',, ,,f Chicago. The new syndicate | ,n.IuIss Nslse Morris. Of Chicago, and | ,-97,, of the weal;hicst cattle owners in C,'o-.io and New Mexico Gud Western ! I,.r-,s. His claimed that they paid up a capital ot S2j.OOj.UOO.
 T.oxa ISLAND CITY. N. r., May 3.-- l The fight between Ike Weir Of Boston, | h..,ter known ls ths "Be.:ast Spider. ! a~d Willie Clark, of Philadelphia, look | yI.cs Isst plght up Long Island Sound. | The t,ns was Co a finish, Marquis Cf ] o-,,evsDurv rules, EI:h undrrs sed kIIr, | for SI0O1. It was twenty rounds and | Ia-ted one hour and tgenty-thfee mill utes. l twice during the first round, drawing | Che first blood from bis nose. Weir also ! nade ana clean knock down m the seventh round. after which Clark i3Tght entirely on his gameusss, taking terrinc ! nunishmsr. Clark was a Hsdly beaten lrap. als face was badly cut up, while ! .-7a ..Sp.drr" was scarcely mGEked- At | he end nf inc twautIs.h round Ciark's | seconds threw up the spcnSe. Es tEclr ! man was unable Go see, one eye oting l entirely closed sui the other nearly SD. and be wa zoo weak to come to t'mt. | The oprninu Of ;he sporting men present ! was tnst tLe "SpiieI" cvuli Ou'-hEit any msn nf h.s weight in the woEii'
 CHICAGO, May 2-Ship2euts Of fa- | citic freight from Chicago have Jua pea ] from to g CailoaCs tO au average 'i ! 70 carloads dsIly Eirce tLe neN race l were put into effect last week. The i-- crease is principally iu low cl.-5 irelSL such a5 furniture, buSgie'. sic.
 NEv YORK. May 2-R rgr.s from ! Chill regarding tEs Cholera. under dale of yesterday, are very encouraging a4d ! the uumj-r Q. deaths at Ssu-ia-J de | ChiE and Valparaiso wcrs notably de- ] creased. Cnly slz having taken place ID l both cities within th1 IEt twenty -four ! LOurz. Fourteen uew css had aplsaF- -d. Free communication Is res .oEsd De- twe= the capital and PCr.s and steam CTS u.w sal regularly on .Eclr trlps aloug the southern coast Ci Chlli with out detention or delay, aud it ls possible that ViihIn fortnight ;he drgailIl y.s- itant will have disappeared. Up Go yes- te-dsy 2.7s3 persons had fallen victims to the epidemic ID SauIagD 1e CElle alone.
 ST LoUIs, May 2-Iae case or David s FrOthingham. alleged Go have been an accOmplics m tine robbery Of Adams express on the St Louis and San Fran cisco railroad some months gS0. vas called iu the criminal cCuT. t1.s morn iag and both sides announced their readiness for trial The work Ci lmpEu- cling jury was proceeded with a' once. and Rt r. o'clock four Iurymen nsd been obtained.
 ! DESvKE. May 2-At the annual meet iug of the board of directors of the Den yer S R,o Granle road, held here to-day, the resignation of President W. J. Jack ! son, which was sent in some weeks ago, Eas accepted. David II. MliFat, Jr, president Of the First National Bank ol this city, was unauI moU-iv chosen tu ! succeed Elu. E EsIlu,I.ns thanking Mr. Jackson for LIs crel4.13!e g.d elf cieut 1l engagement since tae orSallza- ton Ji the road, were adopted. Nr MoH.t was reelected director. aEl W a!- fer Scur- man w.s cho-eu director Co fliths vacancy caused by the rs-iSna- | ,io1 of Mr. Ja1k.1U. iuEedIasely CfteT ! Lis elccticn ilr. NCiat appointed S. I. smith general auIrUateaCen. ot tbe N, ?. aud general mslaklr oi the ID. 6 E. C.. All of tbs o!l officers were reap pointed The directors start 0 ius- ;a- road tomorrow morning.
 1 BAKERSFIELD. May -SLer.T Harris, of Napa. accompanied by \. j. G-iZsby
 brother ot Mrs. Lyons, arrived he-e tLi- morning. ~oJl afterwards .Ls iuqIsa' commenced. G-igSby and tue SueTIl testiis th-', although the rg. euul-Lcg ;a Olsen was strong, the deceased was not tLat individual A i5 was G-cuv
 cred that there was letter !l Glsuviile, Liv1's Valley po5toihce, directed to 4
 H. Sit0ert, it wds sent for !l the hope tha; :i m y throw some hsh- ou SLo the deceased ], IE- inquest WIS therefore | adjourned until tomorrow.
 DETROIT, Nicb.. May 2-Wi.lIlu l Wheeler, dime m1seuu GeJ.-seggcl 45d lecturer, came here f.aE CIrsgl -eyeTal months r-o. A f.r weeks ego hsreceiyed vora ;La. aa had fallen he.i Co an un iiviGti islf Irf. .-l.t t.s lsllior
 nia tO ID unc,e's S3H.O H.OJirEigue. I'm
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 Co tle Goi len r6s,. he s-cgs=5 @ u.s--
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 Las; 1.ght he left without giv,ny Gy:
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 absence irsgl tac oii-- O. cam-- ,-.F -
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 f--1 months. A tE- cId e LiE leave l,
 wiil Lo enutisd iO le-.rr ur pension | is psssr.s tr.ttrt German Cs-l-lis siTr
 iau.-Ch. who invited hIu 'u Arr, IaiIt sI hIl Cu' ton German le.,c-Ivg v-r
 a-sssteI lim. The German C.h iai r. port og ,ha tfsi- s-s Iuisaur,
 usJ q Tan cl v-s entrusted wI't --i tfsk ot ar-rsiIug Scrng-b a.ts. pad !s ], ! LlUua-Ga If tt-f4r tal H..f al..LAfn VI.
 Tau-eh uad Gau'-cJ Were mixed b, those vino accused GRntscb of ,treschery
 fJ SeLl-egtls-.
 CrxrEEynLE. Csl., May 3-A heavy earthquake was felt at o:l2 'h.s morning
 ihe direction being from Iostl @ soutf preceded by heavy .untlrg exglo-
 sion.
 MUscIE. Ird,aus, May 8 Tie largest
 rGs well in the world has jus. been ais
 covered at FHirUs uut, as.s Lere. Tn,
 test ot Prof. Orion, state le5l7gist oI
 Ohio. shows it is flowing nearly tWtlv,
 million os feet Der day.
 SAN FRAScIsc5, 3isy 3.-Lgle lasi
 ui.hs a iire sirJyei tvc, two-s.or, frame buIllia-=, owned hy Mrs. C. HIues. corner of iiyds and Uaiou streets
 and badly damlge tlrrc-s,ory frame dwelling sjiorujag. Los, f5ur thou sand, partly covered by insurance.
 GALVESTON, May 3.-A good rain storm prevailed last night along ihe lines of She Gull. Coiorad1 ls Santa Fe and the Texss Central railroads. break